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A charity group is co-ordinating a project that aims to get more organically produced Welsh vegetables into primary school meals across Wales. Working with partners that include Castell Howell, Farming Connect Horticulture as well as a host of enthusiastic growers, the Welsh Veg in Schools project from Food Sense Wales is helping to get more locally The post Project aims to get organic Welsh vegetables into primary school meals appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Jak Jones stands four frames away from becoming the first qualifier to reach the World Snooker Championship final since 2016 after establishing a 13-10 lead over Stuart Bingham in their Crucible semi-final. Resuming at 8-8, the Welshman briefly fell behind before reeling off five frames in a row to seize the initiative in their error-strewn The post Jak Jones edges closer to his first World Snooker Championship final appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Cardiff boss Erol Bulut said he is hoping to sort out his future with the club imminently, following the 5-2 defeat at Rotherham in the final game of the Championship season. The Millers, who will play in League One next season, were the more clinical team as they secured only their fifth victory of a The post Erol Bulut hopes for rapid conclusion to contract talks to build on Cardiff’s 12th place Championship finish appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Richard Youle Local Democracy Reporter A city’s dated high-rise flats are to be modernised inside and out as part of a multi-million pound council investment. Two 14-storey blocks on Croft Street, Dyfatty, along with two smaller blocks, are to be re-clad and have new kitchens, bathrooms and fire safety systems installed. The council said work The post Dated flats set for modernisation appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Gavin McEwan, local democracy reporter The Welsh Government has defended its decision not to grant special protection for the river Wye just even though campaigners say the polluted river waters are making bathers sick. Friends of the River Wye (FRW) had applied to have the river at the Warren, Hay-on-Wye given bathing water status, given The post Welsh Government blow for bid to protect River Wye appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

The National Theatre has released a short film starring Michael Sheen and other high profile actors to celebrate the release of the 100th NT Live performance. The milestone was achieved earlier this week with the broadcast of the much-loved London venue’s production of Nye starring Michael Sheen. Evolution The short documentary, entitled 100 Plays in Cinemas, explores the The post Michael Sheen features in short film to celebrate National Theatre Live’s 100th release appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Millwall ended the Championship season with a fifth successive win at Swansea through Casper de Norre’s first goal in English football. Belgian midfielder De Norre gave the Lions a 1-0 victory, sweeping home Danny McNamara’s 72nd-minute cross after Swansea winger Ronald had been caught in possession. Millwall were also indebted to a penalty save from The post Millwall end season with fifth straight win at Swansea appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Martin Shipton The Church in Wales is taking a further step towards changing its rules so same-sex weddings can take place in its churches. Since 2021 it’s been possible for gay couples who have exchanged wedding vows in a civil ceremony to have their new status blessed in a church service. But so far the The post Church in Wales takes next step towards allowing same-sex marriages appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Elgan Hearn Local Democracy Reporter Old 30 mph signs which have been placed in storage, could be re-used if the default 20mph limit is reversed on some roads. Last month the Welsh Government’s cabinet secretary for transport, Ken Skates outlined the stages of a review to the controversial 20mph speed limits which came into force all The post Old road signs could be recycled if 20mph speed limit is reversed appeared first on Nation.Cymru.

Five female artists working in north east Wales bring a much-anticipated exhibition of works ‘deeply rooted in the land of Wales’ to Oriel Môn this month. Launched on Saturday (April 27), the ‘Four Painters and a Sculptor’ exhibition brings together five contemporary artists in an important exhibition that, despite their very different methods, displays an organic The post Four painters and a sculptor bring a ‘deeply rooted’ exhibition to Oriel Môn appeared first on Nation.Cymru.